The Song Of The Violin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFHIDIHEFEF JHJHKLHLMNMHOFEF

SHE stood in the curtains played over by lightA
The tinted curtains a tired sweet girlB
With exquisite arms under laces of whiteA
Like an ivory figure in mother of pearlB
I entered she saw me but made no moveC
To some I nodded to some repliedD
A violin somewhere was singing of loveE
She blushed and paled and I stood at her sideD
I asked for a dance she shook her headF
And laughed like a petted petulant queenG
She had promised them all to others she saidF
'And you are so late and where have you been 'H
They were talking low in the long bright roomI
And I answered her moving the blind asideD
'Out there on the lawn in the velvet gloomI
Wooing a woman to make her my bride 'H
She suddenly shook like a startled doveE
Ruffled and paled and hung her headF
A violin somewhere was singing of loveE
And bitter sweet were the things it saidF
'This heat is stifling ' she moved awayJ
'Out here ' I whispered 'and hark to the tide 'H
'The woman where is she ' I heard her sayJ
'Now show me the woman you wooed for a bride 'H
'Here on the land and there on the seaK
Her feet among roses her head in the skiesL
And now do you see her ' She whispered 'I see 'H
Her hand on my shoulder a laugh in her eyesL
'Do you love her this lady so mystical fineM
I dwindle before her a plain little missN
She has stars in her hair only roses in mineM
But the Night has no heart and the Night cannot kiss 'H
'Not now if you please sir ' a moment she stroveO
The curve of my arm softly circled her headF
A violin somewhere was singing of loveE
And sweet beyond all were the things it saidF

Roderic Quinn



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